good morning, america. this morning -- breaking news. an american soldier goes rogue, opening fire on civilians in afghanistan. the death toll is rising and the fear is mounting. how will this impact an already-tense situation for u.s. troops. runway rage. new details and new video from inside the plane where panicked passengers restrained an out-of-control flight attendant and this morning, new questions -- should she had been on the flight at all? death on the slopes. a world renowned skier dies

during an extreme jump competition. it comes just weeks after another skier died in competition. the question -- could these disasters have been prevented? and politics gets ugly. what happens when presidential impersonators get together with a reality tv producer, someone gets stabbed. was this a stunt gone wrong and how did the fake bill clinton wind up on the floor? all right, a morning we have been dreading. spring forward. we lost an hour of sleep last night. dan, you're in good spirits. >> i'm in good spirits. i managed to go to sleep early. but this is the worst morning of the year for anyone who works in morning television on the weekend. >> we're here and excited, though, we have some big news in the world of politics in the

presidential race that will not quit. rick santorum with a big win overnight in kansas, which really gives him a head of steam heading into tuesday's primaries, big ones in alabama and mississippi. george stephanopoulos is here with the bottom line, and here's the question is, will romney ever sew this one up? >> that seems to be the question that we're asking every week. new revelations about whitney houston's stormy relationship with her ex bobby brown. for if first time we hear from a true insider, whitney houston's closest friend. did bobby brown introduce whitney to drugs, we have that surprising answer. also this morning -- the prankster prince. the picture that you're about to see is not prince william. it's prince harry, holding a mask, while on a beach in brazil, there's one sure sign that prince harry sees this royal mission as a big success. and bob woodruff is going to tell us what that sign is. very fun success. but first this morning, lot of news overnight. ron claiborne is here with the news. we begin with breaking news and another stunning and major

blow in relations between the united states and afghanistan, a u.s. service member has been detained in southern afghanistan for allegedly going on a rampage and killing civilians. muhammad lila has the latest. muhammad? >> reporter: ron, it happened at 3:00 a.m. this morning. pitch dark outside, when the soldier left his base in kandahar, went to a residential area and opened fire, according to local officials on the ground, as many as 17 afghan civilians were gunned down in the rampage, many more injured. those injured were treated at a nato hospital. soldier then returned to the base and reportedly turned himself in. at this point, it's not yet clear if the soldier knew his victims or if this was completely unprovoked. this incident is the latest in what has been a very tense few weeks in afghanistan, after u.s. forces admitted to what they said, accidentally burning korans.

afghans responded with rage and anger and protests in the streets. the fear is today that today's shooting spree will spawn more violence with the taliban. and even ordinary afghans already calling for revenge. ron? >> all right, muhammad lila, reporting from pakistan. another round of peace talks in syria. secretary-general kofi annan is meeting with syrian president assad to try to broker an peace agreement. the talks comes as the syrians launched a new offensive. and the man accused of stabbing a judge and shooting a sheriff's deputy in washington state in a courthouse there, has been arrested. this 34-year-old was arrested at his mother's home on saturday. she turned him in. after seeing both of their pictures on a flyer. both the judge and deputy were released from the hospital.

and if you want a new ipad, when it goes on sale this friday, apple said that you'll have to wait a bit, apple said that demand is off the charts. the new ipad will still be available in stores. finally, when you think of the symphony orchestra, well, you think of a well-behaved, sophisticated audience, well, that was not the case in chicago this week where a fist fight broke out over a seat. the music never stopped playing. the conductor, as you can manage, noticed, shooting the men a nasty look. all right, thanks, ron, we'll turn now to new information this morning about the flight attendant who triggered panic on a plane. passengers jumped up to restrain her, after she ranted about the plane.

she was apparently off her medication, still a lot of new questions this morning about how airline screen our safety. abc's mark greenblatt has the latest from laguardia airport. >> reporter: bianna, american airlines telling us this morning that they put all of their employees through a rigorous pre-employment screening. that's before they get the job. the question is, what happens after they are hired? >> she's screaming. >> reporter: they're the horrific screams that still have everyone talking. and new this morning -- we know now that the disturbed american airlines flight attendant carried on like this for a terrifying 15 minutes just moments before takeoff. ranting, raving and physically fighting off others two got in her way. it takes five people to drag her to the ground, including an off-duty pilot. >> tried to calm her down a

little bit. she said that she was bipolar. >> reporter: if true it's a mental illness that's easily controlled with medicine, but the troubled flight attendant reportedly told passengers that she had stopped taking her pills. all of which raises questions. how at risk were the passengers? on the ground, they were at a little risk. should a breakdown happen in the air or during an emergency, the effects on the passengers could be disastrous. >> flight attendants are first responders and that was opposite case today that there were others who had to respond to this flight attendant. >> reporter: are flight attendants screened for mental health? american airlines said yes, they are screened upon hire. but safety experts tell abc that there's no rescreening once they're hired. in friday's incident, someone in charge of their safety could be breaking down and no one knows it. and as for pilots, the men and

women with their hands directly on the controls, they go through rigorous screening for mental health before they're hired, but once again, there's nothing mandatory once they're on the job. but it's also important to keep this in perspective, we're told that there are more than 32,000 flights every single day. and these incidents are few and far between. the question is, and the conclusion of transportation experts, one incident does not a trend make. dan? >> very useful perspective. meanwhile, big developments in the presidential race this morning, it's your voice, your vote. rick santorum scoring a decisive win in kansas. 51% of the votes. mitt romney picked up some delegates. in a few american territories, including guam. but overall santorum won the day. on tuesday, two big states mississippi and alabama. let's bring in the host of abc's "this week," george stephanopoul stephanopoulos.

>> it's an important key state for republicans and it was a very big win there for rick santorum. neither newt gingrich and mitt romney, once they saw the writing on the wall, they didn't play that hard in the last few days. romney is still claiming when you add up all of the delegates in wyoming, in those pacific territories, in kansas, thate actually gained more delegates than rick santorum and either way he still has twice as many as rick santorum right now. >> let's look forward to tuesday, two big primaries, coming up, alabama and mississippi. throughout this race, the big question is, when can rick santorum sew this up? >> if mitt romney wins in either mississippi or alabama that's almost certainly going to increase the pressure on rick santorum and newt gingrich to get out. both of them are saying they're going all the way to tampa. they're not going to get out. that would be a big surprise

if romney would win in the south. if you just look at it again, that delegate math, it's very difficult for romney to get all of the delegates he needs before may, maybe june. >> so, if the math shows that neither romney or gingrich can get enough delegates on their own to really win this, why are they staying in? >> newt gingrich, pride. and there may be a little bluster there as well. i wouldn't be shocked if he didn't drop out before tampa. but rick santorum can be a force going forward. he's leading the conservative cause. i don't expect him to drop out any time soon. the more delegates he picks up the more he can demand from mitt romney if romney is the nominee. >> i said before and i'll say it again, full employment act for george stephanopoulos, thank you. george has another big show this morning, senators charles

schumer and lindsey graham. both of them appearing on "this week." we're going to turning now to a shock iing incident. a top competitor was killed in a violent crash while racing to the finish line at a dangerous world cup in a ski competition. abc's david kerley has the story. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning. this is the second time this season that canadian skiers are mourning the loss of one of their own. it's a devastating loss. a warning, though, the video you're about to see is graphic. it's called the nascar of skiing. on this final jump, nick zoricic went wide. tumbled into the safety nets and was then motionless. he died of head injuries. >> he just lost control and flew off, far off the course, and obviously it turned into a tragedy.

>> reporter: his nickname was zorro. his loss, a shock to the skiing community. >> it took a moment to remember, to really take it in for nick. >> he was doing what he absolutely loves. what's really important to their whole family. >> reporter: his death comes just weeks after freestyle skier sarah burke, died after training. also died of head injuries. these now sanctioned x games-type events can be thrilling. but the danger level is high, too. >> there's nothing mellow about the sports that we're doing and the tricks we're doing. >> i think it's imperative for any international governing body at any time that there's a tragedy like this, to go back and look to see what they can do better. my sense, while they'll look

into this, they won't change much. it will end up being a sad moment in the sport. >> reporter: the son of a well-known ski coach, nick moved with his family to canada from sarajevo when he was 5. he said that he was superstitious. ski authorities are calling this a freak accident. they canceled the races yesterday and today as well, dan. >> thank you. you know, one year ago today, we all watched the unimaginable unfold in japan and today, in that country there were moments of silence and the sounds of bells ringing 19,000 times to remember both the missing and the dead. we all remember these images. the biblical destruction triggered by the earthquake and the tsunami. and the nuclear panic that followed. but what is life like there now,

"nightline" anchor bill weir takes us there. >> reporter: how does an earthquake this strong, a wave this destructive, a nuclear accident this terrifying change a nation? back along the coastline of japan, the heartbreaking transformation is obvious. look at how the wave went. right through this department store. just smashed all of the way up to the third story. leave the tsunami zone, and the changes are harder to see but just as massive. for one there's the fear of the radiation from the crippled fukushima power plant. atomic and health experts from around the world said that the most dangerous radiation was contained. do you trust what the government tells you about the radiation levels, no, she said, but it's not just the government, among the nuclear experts who have

different opinions. also, a rising number of ghost stories. people call this a ghost town. she tells me that, people who can see the spirits, the ghosts, see them even in the daytime hours. but she's a symbol of survival now, after this photograph made front pages around the world, she was desperately searching for her little boy, it took three days but she found him. now, every single day is precious, she tells me. get a load of this -- look at this, complete auditorium, filled with family photos. that have been pulled from the mud and the wreckage of the tsunami. carefully kept here, that just on the off-chance, that the people who own these albums might wander in here. and that's the one thing that hasn't changed in japan, their legendary sense of community and mutual respect.

bill weir, abc news, sendai, japan. all right, time now for the weather and ginger zee, in nice orange this morning. good to see you, ginger. >> i wanted to be bright. because the whole bunch of the nation is going to see above average temperatures, but with that, comes the threat of severe weather. most of the state of arkansas will see the possibility of an isolated tornado. before i show you just how warm, let's wake up with boston. you can see the beautiful start to the day. a whole lot of folks along the eastern seaboard are going to see a very similar start and a similar end. minneapolis smashed their records in the 60s. 62 for chicago. 63, minneapolis. the coldest and most stormy part of the nation is going to be in

a good morning. beautiful start. sunshine out there. temperatures on the chilly aside. the winds are light. the first day of daylight saving, high pressure over head. temperatures about 55 at noon. tomorrow, even better -- approaching 70. >> if you spent any time in philadelphia, d.c., maybe new york yesterday, it was sunny cool, but all right, just a little bit farther north, friday night into early saturday, there was a mezza low, and it produced that. new hampshire, 9 inches of snow. next photo that i have to share with you, from facebook, thank you so much for the picture. >> thank you.

sports now, he was the biggest story in pro football this year, tim tebow the quarterback, who became not only an out of nowhere, on the field star, but also a pop culture sensation, is it possible that tebow is about to get the boot by the denver broncos? ron, what is going on here? >> well, listen, he had an amazing season, tim tebow did, practically, turning around the denver broncos by himself, but that was oh 2011. now denver are courting a new quarterback. changing that is peyton manning. with last-minute heroics like this -- tim tebow rocketed from obscurity to the most popular athlete in all of sports, which seemed like an instant. his image was plastered on the cover of national magazines, he became a staple of the late-night comedy shows. >> yes, i jesus christ is the reason you won your past six football games >> i knew it.

>> humble. shy and religiously pius, his feeling and praying after a score, tebowing became part of the american culture. but his denver broncos have fallen in love with peyton manning. >> times change. >> reporter: just two days after the indianapolis colts let him go, manning was spirited on this private plane and flown from his miami beach home to denver to meet with john elway, broncos vice president for football operations and himself a legendary former quarterback. >> the most vicious shot tim tebow has ever taken in his nfl career is when he got run over by that red carpet that the broncos rolled out in honor of peyton manning. >> reporter: adding insult, denver post poll of fans are in favor of replacing tebow with manning.

tebow was not available for comment. but whatever happens next, he's surely already learned what manning said that he learned when the colts cut him after 14 years -- football is a business. and in unsentimental business, apparently with some unsentimental fans in denver, denver posts cites a source that tebow is philosophical about it all. manning is expected to make a decision in the next couple of days, it could be denver and where tebow could be finito. >> thank you, ron. >> who's next, jeremy lin? all right, we have been following prince harry's adventures in central and south america,

all week, but yesterday may have been his best day yet. prince harry playing beach volleyball, he did that and much more. abc's bob woodruff is in brazil with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: this has been a remarkably good sports trip so far for prince harry here in brazil. he has one more game this morning, playing polo to help benefit the foundation that he created in africa a few years ago to help those kids with hiv. but so far this trip has been very successful. with his mother diana's easygoing charm, prince harry was a huge hit with the kids of rio. the boys offered the prince ed a viesz about cricket. and the girls couldn't believe they met a prince. i want to be a princess, she said. >> what we learned on this trip is that harry is the real deal and he's not going to stand by formalities, he'll do things his

way and his way is fantastic. >> reporter: combining seriousness with humor, he started the day in the brazilian heat. he ran an eight-minute mile in a charity race. fan gave him a cardboard photo of his brother prince william, he held it up to his face with a p popsicle stick. he competed in rugby and in volleyball, confident even against world champions. >> trying to teach him some skills, beach volleyball skills, he knew a lot of things already. >> reporter: without questions, the voyage turned out better than he expected. he'll take questions later today. >> thank you for the welcome to your spell binding city.

>> the very in fact he's doing an interview is an indication about how harry feels about the trip. it has gone well. >> reporter: now that his public appearances will come to an end after this day, he'll have to start shifting his thoughts more to afghanistan. his commanding officer said that the games are pretty much over, he's going to go back to training again, because it's possible that he may be going back to the war fairly soon. >> bob, our thanks to you. a mission has never looked like so much fun before. coming up on "good morning america" -- whitney houston's best friend and manager speaks out for the first time about her marriage to bobby brown. their relationship and their drug use. presidential impersonators. will fake bill clinton and will fake barack obama be called to testify? we'll take abroad the flight of the penguin.

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murdered her co-worker. iny're holding an open house of the family. they're expected to attend the event. she was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder. >> good morning. it is a cold start, but we will warm finish to this short weekend. 33 in buoy and we will have 33 for those temperatures at noon today. 63 later this afternoon. down at 7:12. tomorrow, even better. >> thank you. we will be back at 8:56. now back to "good morning

♪ well, how do i look tonight, ladies? thank you. thank you very much. we're having a little party at the presidential suite a little later on. why don't you all stop by, i would like to see more of you if you know what i means. >> it looks like him and sounds like him but that is not the real presidential bill clinton. it turned out that this impersonator was knocked down in a very real brawl. along with a reality tv producer as well. a fight that ended in bloodshed. this is such a bizarre story. "good morning america," i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i'm dan harris. news of the weird on this sunday, march 11th.

also coming up this morning -- the video that shows that not all reporters can walk and talk at the same time. it's a piece of video that gets better every time you see it. we'll show it to you at some point. >> it's a very funny video. but we begin this morning with inside the account of whitney houston and bobby brown, the pop diva's former manager is breaking her silence to oprah winfrey. it's quite revealing. >> it really is. that interview is bobbi kristina, is just with the whitney houston family. the first time they spoken publicly since the superstar's death. oprah sat down with daughter bobbi kristina, whitney's brother gary and her sister in law pat. she was whitney houston's closest confidant. her best friend. and manager. the first insider to talk about the superstar's relationship

with her ex-husband, bobby brown. >> were they good for each other, or was that just combustion? >> well, you could never tell you because there was also so much outside interference. it was very hard. how can you make it work? >> reporter: as whitney houston's sister in law, pat houston had rare insight into the superstar's troubled 14-year marriage, one marred by run-ins with the law and drug abuse. drug abuse blamed on bobby. but pat sees it differently. >> i don't think that he introduced her to drugs. i don't think that's true. bobby and i had a good relationship and she would always tell me that you're protecting him. i said i'm protecting the truth. >> reporter: houston's will was released this week, nothing was left to bobby brown, her entire estate going to their daughter, bobbi kristina.

she's been the family's main focus since whitney houston's death. she was twice admitted to the hospital for exhaustion. pat was with bobbi kristina and whitney in the days before she died. with her the night, this now-infamous photo was taken of whitney houston looking exhausted and disheveled. >> to make sure she was going to be okay? >> yes. >> reporter: a concern, well warranted, whitney houston was found dead the next day, toxicology reports are still pending. >> were you afraid that she would be gone too soon? >> if things hadn't change. but things were changing with her. i saw her chasing a dream. >> and of course, we'll also see oprah's exclusive one-on-one

with whitney's daughter bobbi kristina which will air tonight on her own network. she's expected to share personal memories of her mother. it's sure to be an emotional interview. >> so many people wondering how bobbi kristina is handling this. now, a check of the morning's other top stories, and for that, we go back to ron claiborne. good morning, everyone, a u.s. service member has been detained in southern afghanistan after walking off his base and going on a shooting rampage. at least ten civilians were reported killed. and the republican presidential hopefuls have turned their sights to tuesday's big primary, they're in alabama and mississippi. rick santorum picked up some ground on mitt romney yesterday, with a landslide victory in the kansas caucuses. the world's first p nuclear-powered enterprise, has seen action in several wars and was featured in the "top

gun." and a woman in southern california gave birth to a big baby boy, he tipped the scales at nearly 140 pounds. 140 pounds. sorry, 14. pretty large kid. >> you're scaring the bejesus out of bianna. >> only 14 pounds. >> only, thank you, ron. rest assured that it's only 14. time now for the weather and ginger zee. rain in the center of the nation, here's how it's going to go today. a little severe weather out in most of the state oarkansas and surrounding there. north, into chicago, by the overnight, most of chicago is going to see a dry day today. late tonight into the early morning hours, the rain. then, the warmth. i have to show you the pattern change. it's going to stick this way. even if you had a taste of winter early this weekend, 60s and 70s.

if you're loving the may in march, that's going to continue. here's a look across the nation. until then, that's the big picture. good morning, washington. a day like yesterday, but a far milder. noon about the b5. it gets even better tomorrow. >> this weather report has been brought to you by breathe right advanced. dan and bianna. >> ginger, thank you. coming up on "good morning america" -- fake presidents. all-too real bloodshed. wait until you hear what they were arguing about. and this one you got to hear to believe -- tom hanks once said there's no crying in baseball, but what about singing? ♪

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okay, take a house filled with presidential impersonators, add in a reality tv producer, then a fight breaks out, someone gets stabbed. and the place is a crime scene. what happened here. let's turn to abc's dan kloeffler for answers. >> reporter: as we know politics can get pretty rough and tumble, but these impersonators may have gotten too much into character, so what caused someone to pull a knife among

these high-profile political doubles. a fight about politics. it was the ultimate political -- presidential obama, sarah palin and george w. bush, impersonators that is. last month in florida, these near-famous faces put politics aside for the good of shooting a car dealership commercial. and possibly a reality tv show. but, what happens when political knockoffs knock back a few cocktails? of course, a made for tv brawl inside a florida rental house. the producer, the man behind the osbournes. and "the newlyweds." >> i know it's tuna. but it says chicken. >> reporter: had a verbal smackdown with bill clinton. >> i have been accused of a lot of things in that department, i'm here toe tell you that's not true.

>> reporter: not the real potus 42. but this man. he tried to broker a peace deal between the two. but wound up facing off with but he wound up facing off with fox. according to police, gold and fox squared off in the kitchen. where gold allegedly stabbed fox in the stomach with a kitchen knife? fox was treated and is making a recovery. but, if the case goes to trial, what a political parade of witnesses? >> well, how do i look tonight, ladies? >> reporter: did bill clinton start the ugly mess? >> i come here tonight as a mom. >> reporter: what about michelle obama. she let the accused into the house that night. and where was her husband 44? he was reportedly upstairs sleeping. >> i know what you're thinking. >> reporter: and what about sarah palin? did she slip off and go rogue? >> am i a moose hunter, a vice presidential candidate?

i don't know. i'm asking. >> reporter: as with politicians, even with the fake ones, it might be tough to get a straight answer. we spoke with the bill clinton impersonator he couldn't believe what happened. at first, he thought that the whole thing was a sick joke that was happening. he's hoping that everyone will just forgive each other. and work out their political differences. >> thank you, dan. bizarre story. good work. >> all right, coming up on "good morning america" -- you have heard of snakes on a plane, but how about penguins? that's right. penguins on a plane. we'll be back with the story on these unusual passengers. these unusual passengers.

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pictures and videos from the web. ron? >> listen, you know the expression, when pigs can fly, we have obtained exclusive video, abc news has learned that pigs can fly. the baby pig got a little too close to the mommy pig. for food and got launched into outer space. >> cute. >> now orbiting the united states. we're on the baseball now. they're playing already. cleveland indians versus the arizona diamondbacks on wednesday. mlb network had a live game audio. listen to this. ♪ >> he's singing adele. >> that's the second baseman, he's caught there singing some adele.

he tweeted afterwards, don't mind the music. hash tag, i'm entertain ed. don't fight it. >> who doesn't sing adele these days? >> yeah. >> so, the other day, the captain of the delta flight 486 from atlanta to new york, got on the intercom before the plane took off and asked is anyone allergic to penguins. when they hit altitude, this is what happened. they unleashed some penguins to walk up and down the aisle. this is the in-flight entertainment. no snacks on this flight, they just gave them penguins. these penguins were flying to new york for the premiere of a movie called "frozen planet." on discovery network. >> and they take their meds. >> and they take their meds, exactly. bianna? one final note, take a look

at this poor reporter trying to get some answers out of the lawyer. this case he has been covering as a reporter -- oh. show that one more time. look at this. >> look out, man. look out. >> he's just doing his job. >> the reporter posted this video on his facebook page. he wrote, this is me failing to navigate around a perfectly visible post. we'll be right back. post. he said. welcome to new nutritionpossible.com...

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three quick points -- george stephanopoulos is coming up. lakers/celtics on abc at 3:30. and david muir on "world news" later tonight. thanks for watching it. >> alive and in hd. this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. decline 56. the news, one year since a her co-worker .nside the lululemon

the family is expected to attend the event. in january, brittany norwood was to life in prison for the murder. in two months, suspicious turned up at the district. they found a white powder in at letters. of the tests show it is not toxic. and the d.c. police chief forred an emergency closer the island cafe. it is because of a fighting and that happened yesterday morning. now let's check out our forecast. good morning. are with their first day saving.ght not a cloudshot -- in the sky. the st. patrick's day today, a good day for the parade. temperatures and that 30's. add 30 degrees to that lighterins will be much yesterday and far more

comfortable today. high-pressure literally overhead, squeezing out cloudiness. about 55.on today, 63 is where we will top of the day. like that? tomorrow, 66 to 70. but look at this seven-day forecast. it keeps getting better. like may and march. near-80 by mid said week. bring up the sun block. thank you for watching. hope you have a great day.